Use of Rather, Would Rather, Rather than in English - Basic English Grammar

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In this video, Alisha answers 5 questions.
- Could you please tell me what "can't you tell?" means?
- What is the meaning of "rather." I really can't use it in a sentence.
- What's the difference between "important" ,"essential" and "significant"? What is the meaning of "time after time", "year after year" and "day after day"?
- Please, tell me what's the difference between "I go" and "I will go"?
- Is there the difference between "because" and "cause"? It ssems to me they have a similar meaning, isn't it?

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[jevanwu]

The explanation of 'Rather' is great. Thanks a lot~

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[reyazmalik.ph.d.]

I love learning English rather any other language..
you teach so nice really. thank you so much Dear Alisha!!

[duvansanchezsala]

You are the best teacher to explain things like this. I was looking for that correct use of this word until I saw your video. I am very grateful.

[keitercamacho]

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[joshuacampbell]

OMG this is amazing thank u so much for sharing this video almost always have trouble using rather so i think this will help me i really don't have words to thank, god bless you.

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[khalidalshuraify]

Excellent informations, thanks a lot.
Khalid from Iraq.

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[funcywithnefise]

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[mdikramulhaqkhan]

Thank you very much for your nice explanation.

[brunotazi]

You are wonderful, can I tell. Nice and all of u, great! God bless.

[reinelbernal]

Es lo mejor que puede suceder a esta hora, poder ver este video.

[jadel]

Can we use the expression “day by day” with verbs in the present form? I mean, can we use it with the same meaning of “everyday” ? Like: “day by day I study Spanish”

[hildamarizayanccechuquiyau]

the best teacher! Greetings from Perú.

[arunkumar-xlxm]

Thank you for explain a word rather. I was confused since long time. Now it's clear